American Concrete Institute's new PRO center of excellence is focused on improving concrete design to boost project value. 

New research suggests that augmenting natural processes in soils can be a sustainable approach to stabilizing buildings in quake-prone zones. 

The same recycling principles for concrete could also apply in peacetime, according to a research team from Ukrainian, Swiss and French universities.

A$190-million runway and taxiway reconstruction project at Indianapolis International Airport features the first-ever Federal Aviation Administration-approved use of a carbon capture technology in the pavement.

Non-metallic materials, such as glass-reinforced polymer rebar, have the potential to eventually help decarbonize construction.

French cement producer pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to provide material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations.

Dry weather in parts of the Midwest have contributed to unusually low river water levels, grounding some barges and requiring emergency dredging, with other waterways affected.

The American Institute of Steel Construction task group reviewed proposals made by California's Metropolitan Transportation Commission, in the aftermath of the 2018 discovery of brittle fractures in plate girders at the Salesforce Transit Center.